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THE CHINA MAIL, SATURDAY, AUGUST 12, 1980,

America may move families from Germany

Frankfurt, August 10,

The war in Korea may force American commanders in Gormany to take drastic measures to get. moro mon for combat units and lead to the return of American families to the United States.

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the

Hanley drove up to doors at No. 10 Downing Street A rakish straw hat

day and demanded to see the Prima Minister. Apparently he thought Mr. Attlee was in position to sell out North- ern ireland if the offer was big enough.

United States Armed Force chiefs here have so ford baggy pants the other

maintained complete calm over the Korean fighting. None belleves a Soviet attack on Germany is imminent. Some even feel that the prompt American acceptance of the Soviet-backed challenge in Korea has de- creased the threat to Germany.

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Europe. Mr.

Most, however, ngree with the United States High Commissioner, Mr. John J. McCloy, that more Western

McCloy stated recently: "We have not enough divisions in all of West- ern Europe, We should have more." The "element of strength," he added, was of paramount political Importance.

Competent observers have be- lleved that the shortage of Ameri- can ground tronps in the Far East has drawn attention to an even MOL & critical shortage in Ger- many.

Whereas Army figures placed the United States troop strength in Japan at 125,000, organised into four divisions, the United States strength In Germany is given as 00,000, formed into only two divisions, the 1st and the Constabulary, recently reorganis- et from a pollee outfit into an armoured force.

Housekeeping units

This means that, Including supporting units, nol more than 50,000 of the 90,000 troops In Germany for combat units. The bulk of the remainder "housekeeping units" ministering to occupation families.

are

There are some 17,000 such families in Germany. To brigh- ten life in a foreign land, the Army has created, with im. pressive

success, America, complete with Coca- Cola and speed cope in gleam. Ing white cars.

Occupation familles live in comfortable homes with servants. They slap in departinent store- lyne post exchanges, eat ice cream in strategically placed snack bars, due in reasonably luxurious clubs, send their. chil diren to American schools, and market in supermarket-type com- missaries.

A "Special Service" division, headed by a Major-General, is devoled entirety to the operation of post exchanges, cinemas and the booking of entertainment, lours and athletics events.

This overlay of American cul- ture on the bleak German serne has been remarkably successful In maintaining ligh morale among the Occupation forces. But it is extremely costly in terms of manpower.

pairs finds homes for incom. Ing familes; provides military police and fire protection, rune schools; collects garbage; oper ata bus lines; and takes care of the odds and ends of day. to-day living..

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Though thousands of Germans are employed in these tasks, large part of the potential Ameri- can combat strength In Germany is pinned down in supervisory functions.

A Lieutenant Colonel, for in- stance, operates a rest centre, captains run hotels and a full Colonel 'supervises the Garmisch recreation centre in Bavaria.

Acclimatising konnols

At Bremerhaven, the United Zone, the Army has established a States enclave in the British reception centre for Incoming and outgoing service families, com- plete with an hotel, special feed- ing for children, and acclimatis- ing kennels for pets,

To suggestions in the past that families be returned to the Unit- ed States, the Army has pointed to criticism of the United States forces during the immediate post- war period,

Familles, it is stated, have Im- measurably improved morale. morals and discipline. A favou- rite quip at Army clubs Imme- diately after the arrival of the first families was: 'The men are the same.

only the women arc different."

and

There are some officers men who feel, however, that if relations with Russla continue to deteriorate families may prove a psychological, If nat physical, burden.

As an Air Force captain - puts It: "My first duty, of course, is to the Service, but while my wife and child are here I am caught between two fires."

Long before the "cold war" bc- came hot in Korea, Lieutenant General Clarence Huebner, the retiring United States troop com mander to Europe, carried out an extensive reorganisation of his command to put more service troops into combat units.

Many observers here believe the return of families to the United States is not merely a matter of personal safety but the only way quickly to obtain more fighting тел for Germuny.- Keuter.

The United States Zone of Oc- cupation, for example, is organis-

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Thursday night, The plane ar- rived here today with a double crew of Belgien aviators, Cona- dian planes previously operated from the Pacifle North bases.-United Press,

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"I want to buy Northern Ireland and give it to Eire." Hanley told the footman who opened the door to hla knock. ing." was going to offer Mr. Attlas 4,500,000 for it."

At that polnt s' London bobby arrived on the scane. "Have you an appointment?" the policaman asked,

man

When Hanley said he had no appointment, the police. asked him to toave. Hanley purrod off in his blo Ilmousine, with American fluttering

and Irish tisde from the fenders.

'Hanley sald he had already been to Belfast to try to die- cuss his proposal with North- orn Irish Government offi. ctals But

riot started; police squads were called out and he did not pot to anybody-United Press.

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WHY DO YOU WISH TO MARRY MY DAUGHTER PHOEBE ?

JAPAN OCCUPATION CHANGE RUMOURED

General Douglas MacArthur's prooccupation with

London, August 10. war in Korea prompted the speculation here today that the occupation of Japan might be switched from the military to civilian basis, as has been done in Germany and agreed upon for Austria,

Some Press reports from Tokyo during the past

week strongly intimated that General Mac- Arthur's preoccupation with military affairs as against diplomatic matter has resulted in the discomfiture of the heads of various missions.

Tru-

The London "Daily Mall" said] Omelais said President Sir Alvary Gasgoigne, head of man's June 27 statement order- the British Mission In Japan who ing the United States Seventh used to see General MacArthur Fleet to prevent any attack on twice a month, has not had an in- Talwon was obviously Intended terview since the start of the con- only for policing of the area and flict in Koren. The report said to make Communist attack im- that Sir Alvary feels that "this possible. deprivation

of access to the highest authority seriously duces the efficiency of his func-

tions."

MOne

that

re-

Important result of Generat MacArthur's preoccupation with external matters was said to be

Various Allled found themselves cut off sources of official ahout the word Japan.

missions from Information American policy

10-

Heads of Allied missions were foggy regarding the United States policy toward Taiwan.

In the British official view it is fully appreciated that the whole purpose of the American nction is simply to check spread of conflict in the East.

Far

BECAUSE

I THINK

IT WILL

BE SIMPLY WONDERFUL

MANDRAKE THE MAGICIAN

SO THIS WAS HIS SETUP! TELEVISION, RADAR--IT SEEMS INCREDIBLE.

IT STILL IS TO ME--AND I SAW IT ALL.

AND YOU'RE THE MASTERMIND, EH? HAD TO GET AN EXTRA-SIZE PAIR OF HANDCUFFS FOR YOU

RIP KIRBY

GIVE ME TIME...HE'S

ON THE ROPES!

ANT THIS GUY RIPE YET?

JOHNNY HAZARD

JANE

I CAN'T HELP ENVYING YOU YOUR – JOB ́ ́. WITH HILARY

JANS

MR.

PENROSE...

MR. PENROSE...

FALLEN FOR HIM, PEARL?

Finy

IF IT HADN'T BEEN FOR MANDRAKE --AND HIS TRICKS-

wan

June

mendations were being made by the heads of the Allied missions that

arrangements should sho Apocally made for more effec- tual collaboration on the poli- tical aspects of the Far Eastern scene.

One authoritative comment was: The degrees by which the Unit ed States policy toward Japan and Taiwan has changed sinco the start of the war in Korea have been markedly subtle. There is the need now for full scale diplomalle "co-operation as well *S military collaboration Allied missions Ja Ja- among pan."--United Press.

ELEPHANT DOESN'T LIKE OFFICIALS

The

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Colombo, August 9. Governor General and other high officials today narrow- The bella provalle In official ly escaped when a herd of wild quarters

now, however, that elephants stampeded during there has been a change in the round-up deep in the jungle. Amercian pollay toward Tal-

since

27. Bome

The official party was standing courtes said it was becoming in a stockade watching natives try apparent that the United States

to lasso captive elephants when administration had accepted the straight to the Governor General, one big bull trumpeted and made contention that the United States Seventh Fleet could not who managed to creep under the guarantee the

of fence just before the enraged security Talwan-

unalded and

elephant crashed #ddr. tional military guarantees wera

pilings. needed.

The dearth of any official acf- vices direct from Tokyn was sald to be making Britain's position "many times more dificult" and it was understood that recom-

THEN THAT CUMMY ORIVER AND THE MYSTERY CAB WASN'T A CRAZY

DREAM!

Into the stout

One official, the Earl of Caith- neas hurdled the main gate and the Parliament, vaulted over the Sir Francis Molamure, Speaker of fence and plunged into a stream bull's lead-United Press. as other elephants followed the

Parental influence

TO HAVE YOU

AS A

FATHER

LAWI

IN

By Lee Falk and Phil Davis

IT WAS CRAZY ENOUGH BUT NO DREAM.

YOU KNOW, I MIGHT HAVE WOUND UP IN A GROSS OF THESE CANS!

OH DARLING,

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WITHOUT THINKING

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THE COUNTRY

BUT THIS IS GRIEVOUS NEWS/ JULETI....... I

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By ALEX RAYMOND

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